Make API Calls Like a PRO - Python API Client x Shopify

[@ZhCrypto]

You are the best Python Tutor in whole world , Love you a lot bcz of scraping & automation tips and tricks

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

So nice of you!

[@CodePhiles]

Excellent job John, every video you provide , you add the level up, thank you John.

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

I appreciate that! thank you

[@gabrieljeca]

Love how your thumbnails makes me think I’m a half-ass programmer. And I also love how your content proves that indeed I’m a half-ass programmer. Amazing content JWR! Learning more and more each day with your videos

[@systematical88]

Such a good video... exactly what I needed (and didn't even know it).

[@djangodeveloper07]

something new i learned today. i was scraping from last 3 years and never use this thing this way. Thank you for sharing. Thumbs Up

[@shanevarnum]

Good stuff. Thanks for all of the time and effort you put into your videos. Love the web scraping info. And would really like to see more on APIs. Python OOP building API clients.

[@mabdurrafeyahmed9256]

Awesome, always love watching your videos, always helpful

[@marcosdanielreyesgarces2261]

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I've been looking for

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks for watching!

[@PeterBruno1]

Thank you. Was looking for a simple introduction to better re-use of sessions. Question/suggestion - why not use: "if int(calls_left[0]) == int(calls_left[1]) - 1:"

[@abrartareen100]

Thank you, John. Another very useful tutorial. Excellent job!

[@PolSenserrich]

Really great explanation. Thanks

[@Jakobowsky]

This is super useful. I am using sessions mostly when dealing with authentication, so I am logged in once :) Thanks John!

[@aflous]

Use session's 🍪 ;)

[@ferrandonea]

Excellent video , as usual, I have been struggling with catching exceptions and retries with requests , probably that could be interesting for another video

[@deeperblue77]

Thanks John! Very valuable. Chris

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks Chris glad you enjoyed it

[@kamutabung511]

i found good tutor here, thanks you earn my subcribe

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks for the sub!

[@felipemartinsdiel]

This is awesome. Thanks a lot! 👍

[@geehaf]

Great vid. Very useful - thanks.

[@gh0sthussi3n83]

man, it always fascinats me that you're using i3 great channel and great content overall dude keep it up ❤️

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks! And yeah can’t live without i3 now

[@jagdish1o1]

Damn! Thanks man. Really helpful ❤️

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks appreciate it!

[@deadspeedv]

Cool way to do it. Unfortunately for me the API rate limit isn't in the header....or anyway

[@evolv_85]

Awesome vid.

[@cardosofede]

Awesome John! Can you make a video using a Throttler instead?

[@mahedulhasan5515]

super dope... thanks

[@cpurper]

You are a legend

[@Rocky_.6]

why is my gms softing like static?

[@rizalsofyans]

Thank you!

[@PolSenserrich]

It Would be a greatfull video if you teach us how to make Bulk operations with this python API to Shopify. For example, updating stock to a large list of products is kind of dificult.

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Hey thanks, good idea I will look into it

[@_manasikara]

AttributeError: module 'creds' has no attribute 'token'

[@PeterFletcherDNADeliverer]

Great info thank you

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks for watching

[@dragon3602010]

Awesome thanks, is there another use cases with hooks in python?

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Common uses are error handling and logging, along with what I showed here. Or anything other that you might have specifically!

[@Karma-xz4si]

Very informative. Does anyone know how to get all the customer records or get the next page URL. The API call return 250 records at max and in my case I am not able to find the next page URL.

[@cdemafia]

Thanks, very useful. BTW, which color scheme are you using?

[@mohamednashaat4288]

How co when you clicked in your gms soft the notes were so short and when I play mine they roll over each other?

[@goodnight4606]

Thank for the video Some websites know that iam using slenium . How can i avoid that ?

[@vinni113]

Great tutorial as always. Do you know of a way to find an API rate limit from an API that doesn't return a limit header?

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

It’s usually returned there, sometimes in the body too - if you aren’t sure what it is I would check the api docs and see how it handles rates

[@vinni113]

@@JohnWatsonRooney thanks for the reply. Unfortunately not using an API that is being advertised haha so unlikely I'll be finding out that info

[@strawberriesandcum]

I had no idea you can use hooks this will be very useful thank you John also how would you go about a session restart once it was forcibly closed and use that one instead of the old one?

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

They are quite useful! If you are using a context manager they will close automatically once done, otherwise there’s a session.close() function to do it for you

[@kattoman7548]

Hi guys I am starting on python, please can you tell me which code editor John is using? cheers

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Hey, this is PyCharm community edition (free). I prefer it to vs code

[@kattoman7548]

@@JohnWatsonRooney thanks so much

[@IllIlIllIIIl]

Any tips for avoiding/bypassing post request 405 method not allowed if selenium alternative is too slow for my needs? Ty

[@larryrennoldson4937]

You can’t 405 means the method is wrong, so try performing the request with GET instead

[@sonnguyenhong269]

Hello John Watson Rooney I don't know where to find 'import creds' can you help with this

[@_manasikara]

no, he is too busy

[@MrUSmarines1]

Hey John, I been taking 100 days of python course on udemy and stuck on one of the capstone api projects. Any way you can do a tutorial for us rookies? I could send you the instructions. I tried for weeks but i'm at a point where i need an expert step by step video. I'm sure your viewers could benefit. Thanks

[@bakasenpaidesu]

;)

[@MDPARVEZ-np6wl]

Mlk, se pá que o canal foi hackeado

[@dopy8418]

Your rythm was better before. Slow the pace down just a bit. Feels rushed.